Quick release problem

[DottyDoo 500]

I just ordered some Strongstuff bits. Not arrived yet as I just paid but he was amazingly helpful in helping work out what I needed! :thumbs:

 

 

you wont be disapointed

[rocky1 942]

BEATS ANY LEATHER HANDS DOWN ,PLUS CRAFTMENSHIP TOP NOTCH ,LIKE ON LEATHER COLLERS D RING CAN BREAK THE SNITCHING STRONGSTUFF D RING ARE IMPOSSIBLE 2 BREAK

[chilly 59]

What width collars you chaps get for the lurchers ?

[DottyDoo 500]

What width collars you chaps get for the lurchers ?

 

 

depends on size a dog mate, fone SS he knows what people want

[chilly 59]

Lol suppose your right , got a collie grey quite lightly built , just didn't think she be wanting a really thick collar

[DottyDoo 500]

Lol suppose your right , got a collie grey quite lightly built , just didn't think she be wanting a really thick collar

 

 

can get them wide but not too thick if that makes sense mate, like i say he will tell ye the best to buy

[chilly 59]

[rocky1 942]

yes dotty he done my mates coller with only 3 pieces of webbing rather then 5 and 1/5 inch for smaller breeds and 2inch for the bigger stuff

[DottyDoo 500]

yes dotty he done my mates coller with only 3 pieces of webbing rather then 5 and 1/5 inch for smaller breeds and 2inch for the bigger stuff

 

 

[Strong Stuff 2,171]

I've heard he's a perv though ...........

 

Chilly, if you're going to the Welsh gamefair next week, come and say hello, I might have a collar or 2 to show you to help you decide what to go for.

 

The widths I do are:

 

2", would recommend those for the bigger bull type or straight bulls.

 

1 1/2" for "normal" lurchers

 

1" for lighter dogs

 

3/4" for whippet types.

 

My gear is normally 5 layers thick, but I can do it 4 layers to make it more flexible, even the big collars are not really heavy, not as heavy as they look for sure, around 250 grammes for a 2" x 17" neck.

 

As for quick release etc, I think it's best to keep it simple, just use a collar with a decent D on, and either the slip lead I'll give you free with a collar or make your own from a length of webbing or cord, there's nothing magic about my slips, you can make your own easily enough.

 

Scalesandtails, yours will be done in the next couple of days, there's quite a lot of work in yours so it's take a fair amount of time to make.

 

If someone fancies a deal to go and finish painting my mas house so I can actually do some work then I'll pay them in collars LOL, she's got me up the fecking wall!

 

Panty thieves need not apply

 

[DottyDoo 500]

I've heard he's a perv though ...........

 

Chilly, if you're going to the Welsh gamefair next week, come and say hello, I might have a collar or 2 to show you to help you decide what to go for.

 

The widths I do are:

 

2", would recommend those for the bigger bull type or straight bulls.

 

1 1/2" for "normal" lurchers

 

1" for lighter dogs

 

3/4" for whippet types.

 

My gear is normally 5 layers thick, but I can do it 4 layers to make it more flexible, even the big collars are not really heavy, not as heavy as they look for sure, around 250 grammes for a 2" x 17" neck.

 

As for quick release etc, I think it's best to keep it simple, just use a collar with a decent D on, and either the slip lead I'll give you free with a collar or make your own from a length of webbing or cord, there's nothing magic about my slips, you can make your own easily enough.

 

Scalesandtails, yours will be done in the next couple of days, there's quite a lot of work in yours so it's take a fair amount of time to make.

 

If someone fancies a deal to go and finish painting my mas house so I can actually do some work then I'll pay them in collars LOL, she's got me up the fecking wall!

 

Panty thieves need not apply

 

 

 

i was half way throo me c.v to pm ye till i seen the panty thieves need not apply bit

[HAMMERDAN 25]

You got a site strongstuff?

[3 Turns 326]

[scalesntails 118]

I've heard he's a perv though ...........

 

Chilly, if you're going to the Welsh gamefair next week, come and say hello, I might have a collar or 2 to show you to help you decide what to go for.

 

The widths I do are:

 

2", would recommend those for the bigger bull type or straight bulls.

 

1 1/2" for "normal" lurchers

 

1" for lighter dogs

 

3/4" for whippet types.

 

My gear is normally 5 layers thick, but I can do it 4 layers to make it more flexible, even the big collars are not really heavy, not as heavy as they look for sure, around 250 grammes for a 2" x 17" neck.

 

As for quick release etc, I think it's best to keep it simple, just use a collar with a decent D on, and either the slip lead I'll give you free with a collar or make your own from a length of webbing or cord, there's nothing magic about my slips, you can make your own easily enough.

 

Scalesandtails, yours will be done in the next couple of days, there's quite a lot of work in yours so it's take a fair amount of time to make.

 

If someone fancies a deal to go and finish painting my mas house so I can actually do some work then I'll pay them in collars LOL, she's got me up the fecking wall!

 

Panty thieves need not apply

 

 

Thanks mate. Will have 2 more for you to do but the bitch has decided to have a final growth spurt so waiting for that to pass.

[Strong Stuff 2,171]

You got a site strongstuff?

 

yes, the link is in my signature.